adult swim

[Ragnell]

I gotta be honest, I hate Tim and Eric

[Conrad]

Obviously I'm only counting originals here, and from that only shows that are memorable

[Qalbert]

fucking hell, gonna be torrenting for a week

[Ragnell]

Stroker and Hoop is god awful.

no it's not, I would say Mid to bottom tier, but not shit tier

[Qalbert]

so many shows I haven't seen

[Ryko]

Bottom tier is shit tier.

[Conrad]

If this included shows that didn't premiere on AS then Darkplace would be god tier followed by Look Around You

[Qalbert]

blants

[Devolver]

Always wondered, was Oblongs produced for AS, or was it shown elsewhere too? I've only seen it on there before.

[Chun Liroy]

I love stroker and hoop.

[Chun Liroy]

though I don't think that's helping its case at all.

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

Oblongs is mid-tier. Had some funny moments

[Charismatic]

[Conrad]

Tim and Eric is pure genius, but, I'm poiting this out to someone who thinks Derf is clever + your terrible tier list putting Nickelodeon-style slapstick as higher tier on the list I mean rally bro, rally

Except the best show on the list is a satire and social commentary followed by two character-driven & dialogue heavy programs, sure

[Chun Liroy]

Assy Mcgee is terrible tier.

[Conrad]

Pretty sure oblongs was on one of the networks first

edit: yeah WB

[Devolver]

I loved the randomness of 12 oz mouse.

[Devolver]

Also the opening song is bitchin

[Chun Liroy]

Robot chicken got annoying when adult swim showed the same motherfucking episode for like 2 weeks straight.

[MF Perm tha Fineass]

Except the best show on the list is a satire and social commentary followed by two character-driven & dialogue heavy programs, sure

Boondocks is a slapstick anime wannabe that recycles the same retarded ass commentary chris rock and dave chappelle made funny well before its time.

Boondocks was way funnier in comic strip format than it is on AS.

Tim and Eric, ATHF, Sealab, and Space Ghost were always pushing the limits of comedy and going into weird territory instead of relying on tried and true saturday morning techniques